Jun 1928
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1928
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Jan 1928
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dec 1927
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1927
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oct 1927
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sep 1927
Sesquicentennial Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Aug 1927
Carnival Park, West Manayunk, Pennsylvania
Aug 1927
Carnival Park, West Manayunk, Pennsylvania
Apr 1927
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California
Mar 1927
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California
Nov 1926
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
"Tendler was winning handily until a heavy left-hand smash to the stomach dropped Jordan to the canvas in the fourth. The Brooklyn boy's claim of foul was sustained by the referee." (AP)
Oct 1926
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Described at the time as "one of the most sensational fights ever seen in a New York ring." (AP)
Oct 1926
Carnival Park, West Manayunk, Pennsylvania
Tendler was floored for a 9-count in the 5th round and Gordon was down for "nine" in round 10.
Sep 1926
Airport, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Newspaper decision from the Chester Times, which reported Tendler's opponent as Bon Conway.
Sep 1926
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jul 1926
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Jul 1926
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jun 1926
Hurley Stadium, Hartford, Connecticut
Jun 1926
Bacharach Ball Park, Atlantic City, New Jersey
May 1926
Coney Island Stadium, Brooklyn, New York
May 1926
Armory, Toledo, Ohio
The towel was thrown in after round 6.
May 1926
Laurel Garden, Newark, New Jersey
(New York Times & Chester Times for Tendler)
Apr 1926
Waltz Dream Arena, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Newspaper decision from the Atlantic City Press (Herb Goldman). A wire report had Reno winning, but it wasn't so.
Jul 1925
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jun 1925
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Apr 1925
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Referee Arthur Nolan stopped the bout.
Mar 1925
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Feb 1925
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Jan 1925
Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Reported as being Tendler's first career KO loss. This was a technical knockout according to the Pittsburgh Post.
Dec 1924
108th Field Artillery Armory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Zabala & Kincaid).
Nov 1924
108th Field Artillery Armory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Aug 1924
Redland Field, Cincinnati, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Cincinnati Enquirer and Cincinnati Post
Jul 1924
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Zabala & Kincaid).
Jun 1924
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Apr 1924
Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts
Mar 1924
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Kincaid & Zabala).
Feb 1924
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
WI Comission suspends Mitchell until April 1 for showing up late for weigh-in
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Jan 1924
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Zabala & Kincaid).
Jan 1924
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dec 1923
109th Infantry Armory, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Nov 1923
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision" (Chicago Tribune)
Jul 1923
Yankee Stadium, The Bronx, New York
Jun 1923
Midway Arena, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Allentown Morning Call and Scranton Republican
Jun 1923
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Jan 1923
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reported in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Jan 1923
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Tendler had Moran "weary and dazed" in the last three rounds. New York Times
Nov 1922
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal. Tendler was an easy winner.
Sep 1922
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler "won an easy victory." (Wichita Daily Times) The Philadelphia newspapers gave their decisions to Tendler.
Jul 1922
Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, New Jersey
World Lightweight Title
Weights at 2 pm
Referee Harry Ertle in post-fight interview, given to a reporter of New York Morning World, voiced his opinion that "It was Leonard all the way."
Jun 1922
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From Philadelphia newspapers.
May 1922
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Apr 1922
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Both the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid) and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) gave the newspaper decision to Tendler.
Apr 1922
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
The referee, Andy Griffin, declared Pitts the winner on a foul blow.
Mar 1922
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Mar 1922
Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York
Feb 1922
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
The NYSAC would not allow Hyman Gold to fight under his usual moniker of "Jimmy Duffy" because there were already two other fighters in the area with that name. Duffy-Gold failed to answer the bell for the 8th round, claiming he was fouled.
Feb 1922
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ruled "no contest" after the two had bumped heads hard and Coogan was injured.
Jan 1922
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Dec 1921
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Nov 1921
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Azevedo was knocked out of the ring and failed to get back in time. Had taken severe punishment up to that time. (From various Philadelphia newspapers.)
Oct 1921
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Sep 1921
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Inquirer had Friedman winning, but the Public Ledger and the Record called Tendler the winner.
Aug 1921
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision: Public Ledger called it a draw, but the Record and the Inquirer both had Tendler winning.
Jul 1921
Lauer's Park, Reading, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Reading Times
Feb 1921
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Tendler broke his thumb in round 2
Jan 1921
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Jan 1921
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Record.
Dec 1920
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From Philadelphia newspapers.
Nov 1920
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, the Record, and the Inquirer, all in favor of Tendler.
Nov 1920
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From Philadelphia newspapers.
Oct 1920
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal.
Sep 1920
Lawrence, Massachusetts
Jul 1920
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Three Philadelphia newspapers (Public Ledger, Inquirer, Record) had Tendler winning the newspaper decision.
Jun 1920
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Georges Carpentier fought an exhibition on this card
May 1920
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A very close fight. The Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Inquirer both gave the newspaper decision to Fitzsimmons and the Record (in the year-end summary) had it as a draw.
May 1920
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
May 1920
4th Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey
Tendler had to chase Papin around the ring in order to get a sock at him, later wrote Referee Harry Ertle in the sixth installment of his 1925 series of syndicated newpapers articles. Papin was sent to the canvas no less than four times in the fifth round. He was on the mat when the bell came to his rescue.
May 1920
Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Tendler won the newspaper decision. (Reno Evening Gazette) The Milwaukee Journal reported that Tendler handed Tillman "a battering."
Apr 1920
Lyceum Theatre, Paterson, New Jersey
Ertle stopped the fight in the second rd after Sharpe had been floored three times in the second-Sharpe completely out when Ertle stops the fight-The Paterson (NJ) News.
Apr 1920
Fulton Opera House, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Lancaster New Era and Lancaster News Journal
Mar 1920
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As reported in the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid). The Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) had it as a one-round TKO, which was apparently incorrect.
Mar 1920
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from three Philadelphia newspapers: the Record, the Inquirer, and the Public Ledger.
Mar 1920
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Three Philadelphia newspapers (Inquirer, Record, Public Ledger) all favored Tendler as the winner of the newspaper decision. Reported as "Stockyard Johnny Rose, the Western lightweight."
Feb 1920
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger. It was a good fight for two rounds until Tendler landed the knockout punch to DeSanders' solar plexis.
Feb 1920
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Providence News 24thFebruary 1920
Nov 1919
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from Philadelphia newspapers.
Nov 1919
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision" according to three Philadelphia newspapers: Record, Public Ledger, Inquirer.
Nov 1919
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from Philadelphia newspapers.
Oct 1919
Detroit, Michigan
Tendler won the "newspaper decision." (Chicago Tribune)
Oct 1919
Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado
Oct 1919
Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado
Rocky Mountain News 11/10/1919 p10
Aug 1919
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler was the unanimous winner of the newspaper decision in three Philadelphia newspapers (Inquirer, Record, Public Ledger). Tendler was floored twice in the first round.
Jul 1919
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from three Philadelphia newspapers in favor of Tendler: Record, Inquirer, Public Ledger.
Jun 1919
Penns Grove, New Jersey
Tendler won all eight rounds. (Philadelphia Record)
Jun 1919
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from Philadelphia newspapers. Fought at 133lbs.
May 1919
Nesbitt Theatre, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
(Wilkes-Barre Times Leader)
May 1919
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision in three Philadelphia newspapers: Record, Public Ledger, Inquirir.
Apr 1919
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from three Philadelphia newspapers: Public Ledger; Record; Inquirer. Tendler's opponent was Westside Jimmy Duffy, not Lockport Jimmy Duffy as previously shown, as identified by all three newspapers..
Feb 1919
1st Regiment Armory, Newark, New Jersey
Tendler won the newspaper decision. (Trenton Evening Times)
Feb 1919
Auditorium, Reading, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and Reading Eagle. Tendler and Hansen did not fight on May 3, 1919, as previously listed.
Feb 1919
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Three Philadelphia newspapers (Record, Inquirer, Public Ledger) gave the newspaper verdict to Tendler.
Feb 1919
Grand Opera House, Syracuse, New York
Newspaper decision from the Syracuse Herald
Jan 1919
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision" unanimously from among three Philadelphia newspapers: Record, Inquirer, Public Ledger. This was Young "Abe" Brown of New York, not Young Brown from California. (Boston Globe)
Jan 1919
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York
Tendler won the "newspaper decision." Buffalo Boxing Record
Dec 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler "gave Ever Hammer, the Chicago lightweight, a bad beating." (Nevada State Journal) Both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger gave Tendler the newspaper decision.
Dec 1918
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Callahan broke his wrist. This was a poor fight according to the Boston Globe.
Nov 1918
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Nov 1918
Union A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Evening Public Ledger had it even-Pittsburgh Post for Tendler.
Nov 1918
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision." This bout was on the first fight card held at the National Athletic Club after many weeks of being closed because of the Spanish Influenza ban, which had closed many public facilities throughout North America. The pandemic Spanish Flu had been responsible for the deaths of countless millions of people throughout the world at this time.
Sep 1918
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chaney lost this fight--he was knocked down in the third round for a count of six. (Washington Post, New York Times, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune and Trenton Evening Times all had Tendler winning), as did the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Philadelphia Record.
Aug 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision" from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record.)
Jul 1918
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This was a program of entertainment held for service men. Newspaper decision in Philadelphia Inquirer.
Jul 1918
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Tendler from Philadelphia Public Ledger (searched by Paul Zabala), Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia Inquirer, Robert W. Maxwell (Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger and The Evening Telegraph), AP.
Jul 1918
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Philadelphia Record.
Jun 1918
Service Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Illustrated Boxing Record and the Pittsburgh Post. The bout was cut from six to three rounds duration when Carey came in as a late substitute.
May 1918
League Park, Cleveland, Ohio
Tendler won the "newspaper decision." (Chicago Tribune)
May 1918
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
(New York Times, Boston Globe)
May 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Philadelphia Record.
Apr 1918
Arena, New Haven, Connecticut
Apr 1918
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Britt and Shaver O'Brien fought a six-round exhibition on April 30. This is incorrectly shown as a 7-round knockout for Britt in his published record. Britt came in as a substitute for Joe Welling.
Apr 1918
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid) and the Philadelphia Record.
Apr 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record, both in favor of Tendler.
Mar 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala). He gave Wallace a severe trouncing.
Mar 1918
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York
Mar 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Record and from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Feb 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Jack Kincaid).
Jan 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record.
Jan 1918
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
Dec 1917
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Nov 1917
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper win for Tendler--Philadelphia Record.
Oct 1917
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Oct 1917
Albaugh Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
From Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding).
Oct 1917
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler received the newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala). However it was a close fight.
Aug 1917
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision (Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia Public Ledger).
Mar 1917
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) gave the newspaper decision to Tendler. The Inquirer called it a draw. Dundee lost the press decision, it was not a newspaper win for Dundee as previously shown.
Feb 1917
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision according to both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger<>/i> (Paul Zabala).
Dec 1916
Holliday Street Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland
Nov 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Both the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Philadelphia Record gave their newspaper decisions as a draw.
Oct 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the "newspaper decision" according to both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
May 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Source: Philadelphia Record (5/30/1916) says Tendler won--Lowell Sun (6/3/1916) says Shubert won. The Public Ledger said that Tendler won.
Apr 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Apr 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Record had Kaufman winning the fight. The Philadelphia Public Ledger had the fight even.
Feb 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record, both in favor of Tendler. Both fighters weighed under 118 pounds.
Jan 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A rematch, fought at no pay, "to atone for an unsatisfactory showing in their bout last week." On site Philadelphia Record report had O'Keefe winning this fight. The Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger called the bout a draw. But a wire report from the AP printed in the Williamsport Gazette had Tendler winning. (Wire reports are not dependable; they were often filed by the manager of one of the fighters, of course in favor of his man.)
Jan 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Both were roundly hooted for their "disgusting contest." IBRO Journal #84, p. 57. Even though
they were both soundly trashed by the fans, the Philadelphia Record had O'Keefe winning. The Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger has this bout as an unsatisfactory draw, as neither fighter did anything. According to Paul Zabala, the Public Ledger did call O'Keefe the winner.
Jan 1916
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from both the Philadelphia Ledger and the Record.
Dec 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler received the newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Oct 1915
Douglas A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid) in favor of Tendler. Tendler also won the newspaper decisions for this bout from the Philadelphia Record and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Sep 1915
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reseach by Chuck Hasson in Ibro journal #88 shows this to be a win for Tendler. Tendler won the newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger. The Philadelphia Record called this fight a draw.
Jun 1915
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
May 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger was in favor of Tendler.
May 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger in favor of Tendler.
Apr 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Correct date and result from Ibro journal #88--compiled by Chuck Hasson. This was a great fight--Tendler down in the first round, but came back to win the fight.
Apr 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler by The Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger.
Mar 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Mar 1915
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1915
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision. Paul Zabala, Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger Jan 11, 1915.
Dec 1914
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Dec 1914
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Sep 1914
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) called McGovern the winner.
Aug 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Both the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Public Ledger ((Paul Zabala) considered Young McGovern to be the winner.
Jul 1914
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Record called this fight a draw.
Jun 1914
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Judged to be a newspaper draw by both the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
May 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
May 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) in favor of Tendler. Tendler's opponent appears to have been New York Kid Goodman, not the much better known fighter of Boston.
Apr 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Mar 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala). The newspaper decision needs verification, but the date is definitely correct.
Mar 1914
Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Correct date and venue from the Chicago Tribune. Tendler's opponent as Harry Woods in Tribune report.
Feb 1914
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision of the Illustrated Boxing News. It is not certain which "Kid Burns" Tendler met.
Jan 1914
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Tendler from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).
Nov 1913
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tendler won the newspaper decision, per the Philadelphia Record and also the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid). This is his first-known documented bout.
